Sentence examples for greater upstream from inspiring English sources

Such a system would probably require dividing the United States into separate regions, because some parts of the country have higher concentrations of coal-burning plants and thus a greater upstream burden.

These two effects cause the depth of the river to be greater upstream, thus reducing the velocity and enabling further upstream progression to occur where previously the current velocity was too high to allow ice cover formation.

The observations that lifestyle genes exhibit greater upstream conservation and more diverged expression are not contradictory as it is possible that lifestyle genes may be regulated by genomic and epigenomic mechanisms that only partially rely on sequence features within proximal promoters.

For SSD pairs, the paralog with the greater upstream synteny compared to the outgroup is taken to be the ancestral copy.

Farré and colleagues suggest that greater conservation upstream of tissue-specific and tissue-restricted genes may reflect a complex regulatory network.

In particular, class II elements (TIR and Helitrons) were closer to genes than class I elements (LTR and LINE), with a greater enrichment upstream of genes compared to downstream (Additional file 7).

They also found elevated levels of chloride and bromide downstream, along with radium-226 levels in stream sediments at the point of discharge, that were approximately 200 times greater than upstream and background sediments and well above regulatory standards (Warner et al. 2013a).

The volume and range of products sold by grocery retailers is now immense in the UK, and that scale puts them in a position to exert great influence upstream and downstream, in supplier countries and amongst their consumers.

Schweid is rightly awed by the implacable migratory instincts of eels, which will swim great distances upstream and, if need be, squirm across dry land to find the right body of water.

Similarly, the standard ellipse area (SEA) size was greatest at upstream and decreased considerably at midstream and downstream.

The affinity of the species for countercurrents is probably greatest in upstream tributaries where productivity is especially clumped and strong downstream currents restrict occupancy to the hydraulic refuge these areas provide.